Motherfucker, you know that it takes vegetation to produce the % of oxygen in the air that multi-cellular organisms need to survive right? How about California stop creating fires? I am not convinced the sun is doing it.
Killer machine. I'm also impressed at how quiet the cab is. When you run or work for a land clearing company, that cab is your office. There's good reason modern equipment has all the creature comforts. More comfort = more time in the operator's seat before fatigue sets in.
Well a skid steer doing this work gets $6500 for a days work. I cant imagine what they are getting using this machine. Work a few months out of the year and you could be set
That's a beast of a machine! So quiet in the cab and so productive. I'd pay you to come to work and drive that thing. Better than any ride at your local show. Cheers from Australia!!!
This is forest management 101" Bring back selective logging and crews like you and my buddies up here near Yosemite to clear the brush and save the forest & millions of dollars...!
Manzanita, primary fuel for a fast travelling fire. The manzanita burns high and hard and ladders it right up into the pine canopy. Once that happens in windy conditions, there is no fighting it. A friend of mine in malobu Canyon had a house with a swiming pool acting as a surge tank for a high volume sprinkler system. He still lost the house because the wind borne manzanita embers went right over the "wet zone" and his own landscaping burned back into the house. People out in the subrban areas that live along the brush areas need to learn more than stop, drop and roll..... A weekend spent learning fire safe practices on the cal fire website can save a lot of misery.
Or buy a dozer.. I am kidding of course even though I did but I live in south alabama big fires aren't common because it's so wet. What a job it must be to fight fires out there!
I know a guy in central ca that runs one of those prime tech 300s. He runs a tracked chipper paired with it in areas where he’s going to take down a bunch of trees. The masticator or mulched will take down the tree and the tracked chipper with grapple arm then chips it. Saves a bunch of time versus the mulched trying to chip up the tree.
Cool video!! Land Management is so fun. The machines ,wether using skid steer or a dedicated machine, rock. Makes us men feel like boys again . I have added that service to my business and it just gets growing. . Keep up the good vids.. trucks, trailers, and machines good videos on all subjects.
That is very impressive. I'm especially impressed by how quiet the cab is. Very quiet. Right now I would love to be able to afford a good skid steer and a good head on it. Have a great weekend and be safe.
I know the feeling I was in a similar position with my land but I ended up spending my saved money on a good used bulldozer. I am using it to clear and reshape the land as well. Got a great used 45,000 lbs machine for less than a skid steer and a mulching head. Might want to check into that.
Awesome machine, I happened to notice that there was a four legged member of the team onboard as well! Had a crane course the other day together with a few other truckers and it turned out that we all had dogs….
One of these just cleared a big piece of land near the high way where I live. At least a 500 foot by 500 foot piece of land. The machine then sat by the road for about a month. I'm guessing until they needed it at their next job. Plus I'm sure it was good advertising. I had never seen anything like it.
The best part of the entire thing was you have likely the biggest baddest ass mulcher out there and the sweetest dog breed in the front seat. I have mine sitting on my lap 🐶🤣.
Man that thing is sick!!! I’m trying to get more into this work I live up in not cal foot hills and just got a brand new cat 299 D3 xe and man the toughest part is figuring out how to get the work
You'd pick up the speed by over 60%, that's a great idea. Yep if you could just loop around like with a bush-hog and never have to stop and back up, it would certainly be something the forestry service should look into.
He did an impeccable job I love how he explained and he gave in-depth information priceless priceless video I want one of those things I bet you I would make good money
Saw one of these parked along I-29 between Omaha, NE and Kansas City, Mo and you could just see the path of work. Crazy machine! And LOL love the doggo in the cab. Assuming he's there to supervise making sure the bigger trees are saved to pee on LOL
That machine is amazing. I did wildland fire 20yrs or so ago. Did a fire in SoCal, cut manzanita 15ft tall with a 20 man crew. That stuff kills saw chains, super hard, so it was more amazing to watch this machine rip thru it. I am looking into starting a business doing this. Can you please tell us what you charged for this job. It would help figure things. Per acre or something. Thanks and keep up the good work.
@Vbelt, you mentioned that you guys had to put a rush on this job because you were getting into the dry season. My question is, does mulching season overlap with prescribed fire season, not that California allows much of a window for prescribed fire. As a side note, does CalFire contract mulchers on active fire?
@@VBELTandSON That makes sense, hot machines, rocks, and dry fuels could lead to a pretty big liability. If you could get a fire contract you could probably buy a couple of those monsters, and make the hand crews lives a lot easier to boot. Stay safe on those slopes, and thanks for the fast response.
Watched this because they are mulching at the hunting club and I wanted a little background information. They used the kubota skid steer but some of the steep terrain they cleared is almost unwalkable but they drove in and out like it was nothing! In Alabama, 12 foot pines 4 to 6 feet apart, steep and rocky! They may not have finish mulched it nearly as close because of rocks but I was impressed!
Back in early 2000s we called these things hydro-axes. We would rough take them centerline for road and they could mow down 60' right of ways off centerline faster than we could give it to them. We kind of dreaded them because we had to work faster than them, which was impossible. 2008, 2009 housing crash happened and it has not gone as fast since. We are due for another boom. Keep them maintained and we will race you again.
Its one way of dealing with brush fire fuel, mulches it then tills it into the ground, Its that or the land owners have to do spot controlled burns to get shot of the brush, looks as though it has a decent winch on the back if you need work a really steep slope.
Its amazing how much brush is in there and what it takes to get it knocked down. I can remember doing that stuff as a teen with hand tools man that was hard work. These new machines are just awesome. I really hope the costs continue to come down on the equipment so it becomes far easier and more affordable for land owners to do this!! Nice work👍
I'm doing this now on my 8.5 acres. Contractors running the mulcher on an ASV, I'm grabbing the keepable stuff and stacking it up with the grapple on my Takeuchi TL130. DNR picking up half the bill. Good times?
So the “cruise control “ is similar to how a cat dozer has variable travel speed control on the drive stick. If I understood you correctly, am I right in my assumption?
Wow, color me impressed! I live in a similar climate (Mount Shasta) and it seems like a large chunk of my life is spent dealing with manzanita, and I know how tough that crap is, that beast mows it down like grass! How often do you get poison oak working out in that stuff?
I have 600 acres of land in central Minnesota that I inherited... I want to build a house in the back, it’s adjacent to some federal land and another private land owner ,, I can be in the deep woods if I do it right.... I think I could use a machine like this to build the road and clear the area... it’s a daunting task..
ok im not big on stripping the land like using a dozer too clear the brush like they use too do but clearing out like you guys dig is not too bad as long as it gets reseeded with good grass and not the scrub brush like that and i understand why they did it all that brush would have been a huge forest fire problem
I don't see any use having a huge machine like that if you have to sharpen it like a small one 4 times a day..... a two barrel team where one barrel is being sharpened whilst the other is working on a smaller cheaper machine seems better $$/time management!!! Maybe if it had a wider barrel (triple width) with a bigger diameter that would decrease load on sharpening but the barrel would need to be hollow, less weight.
This machine is equal to 10 skid steers. Only one transport,one operator, one set of carbides and zero need to stop production and sharpen knives. Also a skid steer will not go where this machine was running.
Hello from Chicago! How much would it cost to bring that big machine out and do this same type of space without government help, just the land owner footing the bill?
Like you said, that 300 series Mulcher sure is an awesome machine. It can do so much, & in such a very short time span. I would certainly like to have one of those myself. I could get somuch done in such a very short time period, & get on to other jobs.
We are loggers from Alabama and if I had one of those, it would really make the job look less of an eyesore when we are finished. Just a ballpark guess, $300 per hour?
@@VBELTandSON makes sense but yet at same time doesnt. im no fireman so my opinion is not important. just seems odd. thanks for reply. enjoyed watching video regardless.
One of the best views out the front hands down. I don’t know how you would get a better view than this machine. And view out back in achieved with your mirrors and back up cameras. Feels very safe
@@VBELTandSON - Thanks for your message. I think it was the glare but outward vis looked tough. Meanwhile, what a monster she is. You processed that forest like a hot knife through butter!
Were do you guys get those lands without rocks....? ^^ I wish that (no rocks) in my country... Here we have granit every were... we use hammer machine to get down vegetation... with blades is almost impossible without damage...
I was told if i buy a mulcher it needs to at least 300hp for the slopes and species of brush we have here in WV ..... i looked at skid steer mulchers and even demoed one (I believe it was a Fecon head with Deere stickers) i wasnt impressed ..... we run disc cutters or bushogs on skid steers and do pretty good ..... then grub an burn with hoes what ever is left ..... love your videos and mulchers ..... i always thought all of CA was goobers im sure like they think all of WV is hillbillies LOL
so i wonder.. how many of those will it take to clear out the millions of acres of forest undergrowth here in California.. do you also cut away lower branches that the ends droop below 15 feet or so.. to reduce any horse riders thru the area head injuries..
Curious to know why one would want to clear the bushes like that? I've read concerns of brushfire. Fair enough. But from a biodiversity standpoint, clearing the whole forest undercover like that is very destructive. This is a genuine question. No harm intended.
Sam it’s because of operators like you we in California can reduce fire danger and increase forest management. Great job and videos
Motherfucker, you know that it takes vegetation to produce the % of oxygen in the air that multi-cellular organisms need to survive right? How about California stop creating fires? I am not convinced the sun is doing it.
Killer machine. I'm also impressed at how quiet the cab is. When you run or work for a land clearing company, that cab is your office. There's good reason modern equipment has all the creature comforts. More comfort = more time in the operator's seat before fatigue sets in.
I would never have any practical use for one of these but I want one
You could rent it out if people need it
Well a skid steer doing this work gets $6500 for a days work. I cant imagine what they are getting using this machine. Work a few months out of the year and you could be set
lol exactly my thought
I'll 'chip' in a few dollars for some time in the seat! 😂
Anything is a practical use in 2021
That's a beast of a machine! So quiet in the cab and so productive. I'd pay you to come to work and drive that thing. Better than any ride at your local show. Cheers from Australia!!!
Thank you for posting this. Such disturbing crap in the world, I find this calming. It really is an amazing machine.
This is forest management 101" Bring back selective logging and crews like you and my buddies up here near Yosemite to clear the brush and save the forest & millions of dollars...!
Are you joking if not I agree
Manzanita, primary fuel for a fast travelling fire. The manzanita burns high and hard and ladders it right up into the pine canopy. Once that happens in windy conditions, there is no fighting it. A friend of mine in malobu Canyon had a house with a swiming pool acting as a surge tank for a high volume sprinkler system. He still lost the house because the wind borne manzanita embers went right over the "wet zone" and his own landscaping burned back into the house. People out in the subrban areas that live along the brush areas need to learn more than stop, drop and roll..... A weekend spent learning fire safe practices on the cal fire website can save a lot of misery.
Or buy a dozer.. I am kidding of course even though I did but I live in south alabama big fires aren't common because it's so wet. What a job it must be to fight fires out there!
Very well said.
I would love to see what that property looks like next spring. Great job and awesome video
I know a guy in central ca that runs one of those prime tech 300s. He runs a tracked chipper paired with it in areas where he’s going to take down a bunch of trees. The masticator or mulched will take down the tree and the tracked chipper with grapple arm then chips it. Saves a bunch of time versus the mulched trying to chip up the tree.
Living in Oregon. Great way to target areas of forest that has heavy plant fuels that dry out and catch fire.
As a surveyor who has cut his way through that stuff with chainsaws for 40 years here in the Sierra Foothills I can really appreciate this video
Thank you!
Cool video!! Land Management is so fun. The machines ,wether using skid steer or a dedicated machine, rock. Makes us men feel like boys again . I have added that service to my business and it just gets growing. . Keep up the good vids.. trucks, trailers, and machines good videos on all subjects.
That is very impressive. I'm especially impressed by how quiet the cab is. Very quiet. Right now I would love to be able to afford a good skid steer and a good head on it. Have a great weekend and be safe.
I know the feeling I was in a similar position with my land but I ended up spending my saved money on a good used bulldozer. I am using it to clear and reshape the land as well. Got a great used 45,000 lbs machine for less than a skid steer and a mulching head. Might want to check into that.
Awesome machine, I happened to notice that there was a four legged member of the team onboard as well!
Had a crane course the other day together with a few other truckers and it turned out that we all had dogs….
Crazy how fast it recovers lol. That's gotta be a blast.
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One of these just cleared a big piece of land near the high way where I live. At least a 500 foot by 500 foot piece of land. The machine then sat by the road for about a month. I'm guessing until they needed it at their next job. Plus I'm sure it was good advertising. I had never seen anything like it.
The right tool for the job is a beautiful thing. Maybe some GPS units with land maps would help you know where you are in those woods? Good video.
It's hard to believe they are worth the price until you see someone that knows what they are doing put in a day's work.
I feel like it leaves a somewhat recognizable trail!
That is a unit! My brother and I do this with a skid steer and fae head. The finish you had after one pass was impressive.
Cleetus fan? Lol
@@dansexitstrategy5042 i love cleetus but why do u ask?
@@GonzoDonzo the wording of your comment. I was actually expecting the reply go be an enthusiastic HELL YEAH BROTHER! lol but yeah. Cleetus rocks🙌
Love the channel look forward to watching it every time a notification pops up🤜🏼.
The best part of the entire thing was you have likely the biggest baddest ass mulcher out there and the sweetest dog breed in the front seat. I have mine sitting on my lap 🐶🤣.
Man that thing is sick!!! I’m trying to get more into this work I live up in not cal foot hills and just got a brand new cat 299 D3 xe and man the toughest part is figuring out how to get the work
Fire break? Fantastic machine. Keep up the good work.
Beautiful machine! I hope to get in the clearing game myself with a disc mulcher. Maybe someday if i am blessed enough I can get this
Bro you got this just stay focused on what you want and how you are going to get there, everyday assess your plan 💯 may the Creator bless your way.
Could you put another mulcher head on the rear so you could just run forward and do the back-up mulching while driving forward?
You'd pick up the speed by over 60%, that's a great idea. Yep if you could just loop around like with a bush-hog and never have to stop and back up, it would certainly be something the forestry service should look into.
I AM IMPRESSED WITH YOUR PERFORMANCE HOW LONG IT WILL TAKE TO GET 50 ACRES DONE
He did an impeccable job I love how he explained and he gave in-depth information priceless priceless video I want one of those things I bet you I would make good money
Awesome videos! How long does a machine like that take to clear 50 acres?
I want to know this too
Saw one of these parked along I-29 between Omaha, NE and Kansas City, Mo and you could just see the path of work. Crazy machine! And LOL love the doggo in the cab. Assuming he's there to supervise making sure the bigger trees are saved to pee on LOL
Man, those mulches are just beast.
These must be essential for clearing forest undergrowth and fire risk management. Creating cool zones is essential to fire management
Looks just like a tiger cat
Freakin awesome video, it just blows my mind how much power those things have.
That machine is amazing. This is now the best mulching machine that I've ever seen during my 19,345 days of living.
That machine is amazing. I did wildland fire 20yrs or so ago. Did a fire in SoCal, cut manzanita 15ft tall with a 20 man crew. That stuff kills saw chains, super hard, so it was more amazing to watch this machine rip thru it. I am looking into starting a business doing this. Can you please tell us what you charged for this job. It would help figure things. Per acre or something. Thanks and keep up the good work.
I was wondering if there was a machine big enough to do these jobs quicker/better. It takes POWER and fluid flow to do the job
@Vbelt, you mentioned that you guys had to put a rush on this job because you were getting into the dry season. My question is, does mulching season overlap with prescribed fire season, not that California allows much of a window for prescribed fire. As a side note, does CalFire contract mulchers on active fire?
We choose not to mulch in dry season. We knock out smaller jobs. Some guys mulch in the summer and idk what cal fire does
@@VBELTandSON That makes sense, hot machines, rocks, and dry fuels could lead to a pretty big liability. If you could get a fire contract you could probably buy a couple of those monsters, and make the hand crews lives a lot easier to boot. Stay safe on those slopes, and thanks for the fast response.
Watched this because they are mulching at the hunting club and I wanted a little background information.
They used the kubota skid steer but some of the steep terrain they cleared is almost unwalkable but they drove in and out like it was nothing!
In Alabama, 12 foot pines 4 to 6 feet apart, steep and rocky! They may not have finish mulched it nearly as close because of rocks but I was impressed!
Back in early 2000s we called these things hydro-axes. We would rough take them centerline for road and they could mow down 60' right of ways off centerline faster than we could give it to them. We kind of dreaded them because we had to work faster than them, which was impossible. 2008, 2009 housing crash happened and it has not gone as fast since. We are due for another boom. Keep them maintained and we will race you again.
Its one way of dealing with brush fire fuel, mulches it then tills it into the ground, Its that or the land owners have to do spot controlled burns to get shot of the brush, looks as though it has a decent winch on the back if you need work a really steep slope.
Its amazing how much brush is in there and what it takes to get it knocked down. I can remember doing that stuff as a teen with hand tools man that was hard work. These new machines are just awesome. I really hope the costs continue to come down on the equipment so it becomes far easier and more affordable for land owners to do this!!
Nice work👍
SO , what was the charge per acre to mulch this 50 acres ? DID you purchase this machine OR just "try it out" ?
Having went through the Carr fire and Camp fire this is something that definitely needs to be done in NorCal.
Not just NorCal.
@Ronnie Deacon you guessed right. Nobody gives a shit.
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In all the Dems ran shit. They love to love nature but can't manage it 😂😂😂
Have u hugged your mulcher today. Great forestry management.
That saving money also with no dump fees or hauling fees nice machine
See the controls- an F-35 aircraft controls must be wonderful. That mulcher is nice...
Very impressive, awesome machine, great job! Thank you and best wishes.
Impressive machine and thanks for giving us the location that you are in the US... good ol California!!!
You cleared the bushes out the lot to make look nice, soil got dried out then trees dehydrated. Fire claimed them.
Sounds clever but that’s not how it works. Lol
Where did you get that helmet you where wearing. Who’s the maker. Good work
Best intro you have done yet! Keep it up!
I'm doing this now on my 8.5 acres. Contractors running the mulcher on an ASV, I'm grabbing the keepable stuff and stacking it up with the grapple on my Takeuchi TL130. DNR picking up half the bill. Good times?
Y'all have awesome machines for sure. Good operators to boot! Dan right I subscribed! 😃
So the “cruise control “ is similar to how a cat dozer has variable travel speed control on the drive stick. If I understood you correctly, am I right in my assumption?
Wow, color me impressed! I live in a similar climate (Mount Shasta) and it seems like a large chunk of my life is spent dealing with manzanita, and I know how tough that crap is, that beast mows it down like grass!
How often do you get poison oak working out in that stuff?
So about 1000 of those to clear up the fuel load in Fire county in California would be nice.
If anyone is interested. The opening music of this video is by Grant Lamotte - Keep Walking.
I have 600 acres of land in central Minnesota that I inherited... I want to build a house in the back, it’s adjacent to some federal land and another private land owner ,, I can be in the deep woods if I do it right.... I think I could use a machine like this to build the road and clear the area... it’s a daunting task..
ok im not big on stripping the land like using a dozer too clear the brush like they use too do but clearing out like you guys dig is not too bad as long as it gets reseeded with good grass and not the scrub brush like that and i understand why they did it all that brush would have been a huge forest fire problem
I don't see any use having a huge machine like that if you have to sharpen it like a small one 4 times a day..... a two barrel team where one barrel is being sharpened whilst the other is working on a smaller cheaper machine seems better $$/time management!!!
Maybe if it had a wider barrel (triple width) with a bigger diameter that would decrease load on sharpening but the barrel would need to be hollow, less weight.
This machine is equal to 10 skid steers. Only one transport,one operator, one set of carbides and zero need to stop production and sharpen knives. Also a skid steer will not go where this machine was running.
Audible . . Audiobooks. Awsome way to.pass the time
How many gallons of diesel per hour consumed while under load?
Boy this thing would make a mess of a group of protesters really clear them quickly
I agree, needed a few of them on January 6th.
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You mean antifa and blm
Would be great to clear out a couple of hectares of NRA nutcases with this.
Great for blm right before they start looting and burning down town businesses.
How do these machine go with granite rock country
I'm concerned about erosion. All that exposed dirt on a slope... first heavy rain could cause a lot of damage. Hope the owner plans to seed quickly.
It’s all covered in mulch mixed into the soil.
What is the depth of cut? What is the size of mulch ( debris)? Could a person spread grass seed and straw?
Hello from Chicago! How much would it cost to bring that big machine out and do this same type of space without government help, just the land owner footing the bill?
I wanna know more about this govt subsidy! Post details.
you know its a nice machine when there is space for your dog to ride along.
How much per hour?
I like prime tech would love to try one out. We have 3 cmi 300’s at work they are really nice too.
Like you said, that 300 series Mulcher sure is an awesome machine. It can do so much, & in such a very short time span. I would certainly like to have one of those myself. I could get somuch done in such a very short time period, & get on to other jobs.
The ultimate lawnmower!
We are loggers from Alabama and if I had one of those, it would really make the job look less of an eyesore when we are finished. Just a ballpark guess, $300 per hour?
For the smaller machine
How many hours on a load of fuel?
so spreading chunks of wood all over is fire control? lots of nice kindling to keep one going.
Lower ladder fuels equals a better chance at stopping if flames are not 20-30ft tall. Plus mulch is mixed with dirt.
@@VBELTandSON makes sense but yet at same time doesnt. im no fireman so my opinion is not important. just seems odd. thanks for reply. enjoyed watching video regardless.
I though my Fendt 828 with FAE Umm DT 250 was badass... this is another level!
how much is that machine? thanks for the video
what kind of production did it give you. I would think the Ca diesel price of running it would make it an expensive day rate.
How do you prevent hitting Rocks, Steel Fence Posts or anything that can do the most damage and what is the affect on the Mulcher when you hit them?
@@sanfranciscobay back up when you hit a rock. Hitting stuff happens. Chips teeth something’s but handle a lot before hurt the head
So do y’all just leave the mulched up trees there or do you clean them up and haul them off somewhere?
All mulch is ground up into the dirt and left behind.
Do u not cut forward,all I see is u backing up, cutting,jist wondering,I hit it headon an walk right through it Going forward,
That’s a beast Sam. Awesome 👍
That looks a lot like manzanita bush/tree (smooth red bark). I think in my area of Southern California it's protected and illegal to cut down.
Hha yeah that’s it. Burns great so we remove it
The visibility out front looks very poor. The inside cab shots looking outward were very blocked. Do you feel safe with the restricted view?
One of the best views out the front hands down. I don’t know how you would get a better view than this machine. And view out back in achieved with your mirrors and back up cameras. Feels very safe
@@VBELTandSON - Thanks for your message. I think it was the glare but outward vis looked tough. Meanwhile, what a monster she is. You processed that forest like a hot knife through butter!
Should turn these loose too control the fire danger in the western states! Thxs for sharing!
At just under a half mill, I'm glad it comes with a dog!
Impressive machine and great job! Ready for the next video.
Were do you guys get those lands without rocks....?
^^
I wish that (no rocks) in my country...
Here we have granit every were... we use hammer machine to get down vegetation... with blades is almost impossible without damage...
Tons of rocks on This job
Amazing machine, i'm impressed, even your King Charles Spaniel likes it , i see. Bob. New Zealand.
Thank you and Australian Shepard 👍🏻
I was told if i buy a mulcher it needs to at least 300hp for the slopes and species of brush we have here in WV ..... i looked at skid steer mulchers and even demoed one (I believe it was a Fecon head with Deere stickers) i wasnt impressed ..... we run disc cutters or bushogs on skid steers and do pretty good ..... then grub an burn with hoes what ever is left ..... love your videos and mulchers ..... i always thought all of CA was goobers im sure like they think all of WV is hillbillies LOL
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Would it work better in damp conditions?
Yeah some rain would have been nice on this job
are you worried about erosion? heavy rain. should it be sprayed with a grass? just to hold the ground? i'm in nevada. don't break the crust! no shit!
Wood chips hold it from eroding
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That machine is so big youve even got room for your doggo in the cab.
so i wonder.. how many of those will it take to clear out the millions of acres of forest undergrowth here in California.. do you also cut away lower branches that the ends droop below 15 feet or so.. to reduce any horse riders thru the area head injuries..
A wildlife eater but what else do you do in relation to brush fires That will burn you out of house and home
Wildlife can run away from this mulcher far easier than they can get away from a forest fire with 60+ mph winds.
Does all the mulching of the land make it hard to come back and grade it?
I don’t think so.
Curious to know why one would want to clear the bushes like that? I've read concerns of brushfire. Fair enough. But from a biodiversity standpoint, clearing the whole forest undercover like that is very destructive. This is a genuine question. No harm intended.
Did you say you mulched 50 acres with two machines in 5 days? So 5 acres per machine per day average?
@@capogiraffe the 300 was only on the site for 5 days
Equipment did a fine job.